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Wondering if any other countries having the same issue?
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What if it was monkeys controlling the dronesWondering if any other countries having the same issue?View attachment 122451
Am actually the monkey that's controlling the drones helping the governmentGovernment , monkeys , same same ,LOL. Some have been described as the size of a car which sounds more like a government one.View attachment 122453
Sounds more like mass hysteria than a real issue.Wondering if any other countries having the same issue?View attachment 122451
I was thinking the same thing. If these were Chinese spy drones or some such they wouldn't be all lit up.My base (mostly civilians who are married on base) are currently going crazy over these "drones" but it's so dumb because so many photos I see of these "drones" have position lights and taxi lights… (a.k.a they are aircraft) but people are eating it up. As far as unidentified drones else where I don't know too much about them.
Reports of drone sightings at this base south of Hiroshima caused the airfield to temporarily halt military and civilian flights on Sunday evening, according to U.S. military and Japanese officials. The MCAS Iwakuni control tower notified an All Nippon Airways flight scheduled to land at 6:50 p.m. Sunday at the Iwakuni Kintaikyo Airport that drones were flying at the airport, an official at the Iwakuni office of the West Japan Civil Aviation Bureau told Stars and Stripes by phone Monday. The company contacted the Civil Aviation Bureau, which in turn checked with the U.S. military, the official said. Commercial aircraft at the Iwakuni Kintaikyo Airport share the runway with aircraft from the U.S. Marines and Navy and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force.